Veeky Forums stores thread

Also, check for the employees in the back part of the store that are constantly taggin and shit, they like to keep some good items to themselves and then use their employee discount. I once got to take a burberry shirt from them.

been there. dont know how you went in without feeling like a massive homo

you type like donald trump

Seattle

Jack Straw
>timeless pieces from selected labels, mostly Japanese and Italian
>Engineered Garments, ts(s), Blue Blue Japan, Issey Miyaki, etc

Glasswing
>modern heritagey clothes and well-made household objects
>Apolis, Stutterheim, Oliver Spencer, etc

Totokaelo
>high end designer clothing
>Margiela, Rick, JW Anderson, etc

Hammer + Awl
>tiny heritage/workwear boutique
>Billykirk, Taylor Stitch, The Hill-Side, Pendleton

Filson
>og outdoor clothing brand
>outfitter to goldrush miners
>specialises in waxed canvas

35th North
>sneakers & skatewear
Officials Vintage (upstairs)
>curated deadstock and vintage street/sportswear

MEXICO CITY
OK this is not clothing but books instead, effay books to say so. In the street of Donceles, at downtown you will find nothing but book stores, most of the book stores sell nothing but old books. FInding 1800s books is quite easy, even if you are an english speaker you will still be able to find a lot of books.

I've found Buffalo is mainly mall brands in Phx,AZ. They're even worse in LA, since most interesting pieces end up at Wasteland and less quality stuff ends up at Crossroads. However, in AZ I've noticed that some of the more obscure brands go unnoticed by staff and customers, so you can sometimes find amazing stuff for cheap that would be scooped up in bigger cities.

depends on the location too
the buffalo exchange here in seattle is next to the university so you see a lot of cheap stuff there because college kids don't have a big budget for clothing

Yeah that's how PHX is. Think they're based out of Flagstaff, AZ, but never been to that one.

I live in Tempe, and I've never personally found anything good at Buffalo.

really nice store, when i was there they had mainline ramones for $300

Anything in San Francisco or Oakland? Or near there?

KANSAS CITY, MISSOURI
Haven't really found anything other than a couple of lucky thrift finds around town.

Couple stores I frequent in NYC

>Search and Destroy
Consignment store that sells japanese and punk themed clothes. kinda expensive for what it is but you can find some amazing gems there. Also in the most Veeky Forums street in East Village.

>Totokaelo
Mostly womens clothes but really cool space and decent selection of cool minimal pieces. Has nice outdoor area to chill at too.

>Ina
Multiple locations around the city, similar to Tokio 7 as it sells used designer for a decent price.

>Comme des Garcons Boutique
Coolest atmosphere and interior imo. Close to the a bunch of art galleries too.

Then obligatory DSM and Opening Ceremony.

Also any recommendations for Paris or other French cities?

When I went to NYC search and destroy and Tokio7 were some of my favorite stores.

NYC

>Nepenthes
Located in the Garment District I always come by the visit this store and they host amazing events to meet some great and fashion influential people. Other than the branch in Japan this has the largest stock of Engineered Garments and Needles in America.

Same! What other ones did you enjoy? I only have another month living here so I'm trying to find as many nice Veeky Forums places as I can.

Those were really the only two vintage stores I checked out because I did some research online and knew some locals. There are lots of shitty nu-thrift places in Soho that will try to gouge you with retarded prices. I am going back for fashion week next month though, so I will be focusing on a lot of shopping around probably.

DSM was another one of my favorites.

I miss Canal Jeans
anyone remember that place?

really awesome/weird vintage/deadstock store with dirt cheap pricing

i thrift all my clothes in Az and occasionally i come across something like this

Blue Owl Workshop?

Any Virginia recs?

Yeah! Blue Owl is great! That was just a starter list. Also I live on the hill so I don't make it over to fremont as much.

tell those fuckers at totokaelo to start stocking size 44 lemaire for me

NYC
-IDOL Brooklyn-
In Williamsburg right off the Bedford Ave. L train stop. Good selection of rickraf, Yohji, Cav Empt, M.A.+ all the high end good effay garbs

Anything in Pittsburgh?

St. Louis
>East+West
standard menswear fare - 3sixteen, apolis, carhartt, eg, gbv, the hillside, norse projects, etc.

Anyone in Stockholm here? I like Nitty Gritty a lot. Obviously, Åhléns on Drottninggatan has a lot of nice stuff too.

>Not going to Burberry or Ermenegildo Zegna

fucking plebs

Any Veeky Forums stores in Houston?

Don't forget Headquarter for more Japanese designer clothing

Any Veeky Forums stores in Atlanta?

I heard they have nice cars at Drottninggatan

So edgy

Montreal
-SSENSE.

In Paris I'd obviously recommend Colette ( before its closure ), Pigalle ( for the sweet basketball court ), Le Bon Marché, Andrea Crews, L'Eclaireur, Centre Commercial ( Rue de Marseille ), The Broken Arm.

If you want a guide on the French Riviera I can do it too .

>tfw you live in a third world country and you can only go to forever 21

okay, what the fuck is there in miami

Jackson, MS
Literally nothing

I'm in Cancun for the week. Any good stores or places to check out?
Most of the shit I see is mall tier.
Doesn't have to be clothes it can be effay things in general

anyone la or sf?

the reason people in New York are dressed so well is because they don't shop there. ask someone on the street where they got a piece of clothing and you wont get a store or brand in response, they'll just name of a foreign country.

>tfw no more Barneys in DC

Thanks brother; gonna check out that new one on Guad

Avalon exchange in Squirrel Hill is pretty dope for second hand stuff.

Barcelona:
The Room
24 Kilates

Thank you so much, I'm moving to France in a couple weeks so I'm trying to learn as much about the area as possible.

I'd love a guide as well, thank you!

please baby no more barneys in DC

MONTREAL (this city is pure garbage)

>Simons
Got some pretty good stuff if you browse the collection section of the store. Pretty small, but I found some CDG, Y-3, Acne and Raf in there.

hello there

bump, please keep this thread alive

Bumping again. Will post some Vancouver stores soon

i'm from Amsterdam, i know streetwear isn't Veeky Forums approved, but does anyone care to explain why every cunt and his mother is wearing Patta now?

it's all just overbranded trash

Any Los Angeles ?

what stores are worth visiting in vaughan mills in ontario?

Uniqlo 2bh

Any Veeky Forums stores in Helsinki?

anything in Slovenia? Or must I travel to germany :(
Also, austria has twice as cheaper clothes as we do, even though everything else is twice the price there. How does that even work

anything in sacramemto?

>Also in the most Veeky Forums street in East Village.

st. marks is a fucking tourist trap dude, that street sucks ass

Seven

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w2c good shit in Frankfurt Germany???

On top of my head:

Mid to high:
The Listener
Uebervart
Frida
58s buy Heidt

Mid to low:
Redwing
COS

Feel free to add new places and reviews

thanks user

is there anything Veeky Forums in tallinn, estonia?

Richmond has Need Supply and other good resale boutiques but I need that upper echelon shit

any Veeky Forums stores in the bay area?

More Mexico City pls, I'll be there this weekend.

Beam/Beamhill, Sauma, My o My - The Men, and 2ccm.

is there literally anything at all in portland (OR) or what? feels kind of like a deadzone here as far as anything designer goes

Also Silver Deer in Polanco.

You forgot
CUIDADO CON EL PERRO
> They are in almost every city on the country.

You're welcome.

I really don't know many stores like these in the Houston area. There's one called Imperial Houston that's basically a knock-off Round Two, and I wouldn't call it Veeky Forums. Anybody from Houston know of something better?

I've heard pretty good things about Machus.

Hey, OP here, what do you want exactly, mexico city is the biggest city in the world after all and different all over. Even as small as downtown is there is a bunch of things you can find. If you go to paseo de la reforma is a whole different atmosphere,and if you go to Coyoacan it basically looks like a mexican small town

If you go to Santa Fe, like 30 minutes from downtown, there you will find the biggest mall in the city. 5 floors up and a basement floor, most stores are high fashion and there are two bookstores I really like there.

Jeans Jeans Jeans

Ibiki

Mercantile

Maybe some good denim and boots/sneakers. I'm mostly into workwear or streetwear. I've seen the stores in Polanco but most are too high fashion for me.

Last time I went to Silver Deer and got a pair of APCs and RW875s. This time I wanted to also go to 23:45 Air Time and maybe get a pair of Jordans.

I'll be staying in Zona Rosa but I'll spend some time in Condesa/Roma so I was thinking maybe some hidden gem in one of those areas. I'll try to take a look at the Soul SNKR Boutique.

Yeah I was planning on going there.

>ST. LOUIS
Going to uni there and am in desperate need of a great Veeky Forums place.

>tfw you live in a flyover state and the most effay store is Nordstrom

Anyone know of any good stores in Charlotte, NC?

Nordstrom is fine although their selection will depend on your location. The flagship near me stocks a decent amount of designer stuff although not many of the avant garde designers I wear.

Asheville, NC has a pretty good store called Old North. They've got Carhartt WIP, Braindead, and some other smaller streetwear brands, some selvedge jeans, and a bunch of other stuff.

Address: 15 W Walnut St, Asheville, NC 28801

There's an alright store in Aspen, Colorado called Pitkin Country Dry Goods. They've got some Stone Island, Rag and Bone, and APC along with some other brands.

APB is a decent streetwear/sneaker store, they've got locations in Greenville, Columbia, and Charleston, South Carolina, and also one in Jacksonville, FL. The guys there are always pretty cool. They've got Off White, Bape, Yeezy, 10Deep, Adidas, and some other brands.

Adresses and phone numbers:
1003 Gervais Street
Columbia, SC 29201
(803) 569-6613

460 Meeting Street
Charleston, SC 29403
(843) 779-0779

201 N. Main St. | Suite B
Greenville, SC 29601
(864) 641-6978

817 Lomax St.
Jacksonville, FL 32204
(904) 619-2987

Opening Ceremony, some assorted places on Abbot Kinney (lots of crap there too)

This place is great, first time I've ever seen it talked about on the internet before.

This is kind of a meme for NYC people, but my fav store is def Opening Ceremony. The layout is a bit confusing but cool af, all of the staff is great and super friendly, and the store always has cool pieces from lesser known designers.

wow that looks trashy af

In the south you take what you can get when it comes to Veeky Forums stores

because it's the most known (and therefore hyped) brand, i haven't seen it a lot here though (live in Noord-Holland, regio Haarlem)

709
Relic and Civic Duty are the only Veeky Forums stores in my province.

lots of places for rope and step ladders though

well no shit there is
all of union square and east of it
the archive
mass & stacks
wasteland
M.A.C (both locations)
acraymony or something
rif SF if you are into cheep Chinese shoes
crossroads
there is more but this is what I like in SF there are also a ton of shops in the mission.